Washington Commanders' Draft Steals Shine in Miller's Top 100

0:00On April 29th, the NFL draft is done, and ESPN's Matt Miller just dropped his top 100 picks, ranking across every round. Washington's sunny styles landed at number 12 overall with their first round's seventh pick, while two more commanders made the cut, showing solid, value from their slim 6-pick haul. Miller built this list smart, weighing talent against draft spot, scheme fit, team needs, onfield skills, and any trade costs. It's not just stars, but steals too, with 40% from day 3. Style shines as a middle linebacker in Dan Quinn's defense, with range and backfield aggression that can make him rookie of the year, or the play-calling green dot early. Fans see him hitting Fred Warner levels, turning Washington's D into elite fast. Then Antonio Williams, their third round's 71st pick, ex-Climbson receiver, hit number 62. He smoothed outside or slot, filling the void behind aging Terry McClureen, maybe even a future number 1 guy.

1:02Craden Allen, sixth round 187th from Penn State, with back-to-back thousand yard seasons, clocks in at 96. He joins a backfield where he can block, run, and snag a roster spot right away, proving late picks pack punch. Commander spands, this draft glow up got legs.